Can I get into Armed Forces Medical College for MD in Pathology with 600 marks in NEET PG?
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Obtaining a score of 600 in NEET PG might be adequate for an MD degree in Pathology at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) in some years.
The common range of NEET scores for MD/MS at AFMC is from 550 to 600 out of 800, and Pathology is less competitive than other branches like Surgery (which falls between 600 and 650). A score of 600 typically implies an All India Rank (AIR) below 5000, which is enough for the DGAFMS shortlist. The final admission is based on an interview and medical fitness tests plus about 20 to 30 seats for PG students every year across the specialties. 600 is a pretty good score for 2025, though cutoffs keep cha
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